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Session 1 - General Organisation of the Head and Neck
General muscles of the head 2 groups,
Nerve supplying the muscles of fa...,
Nerve supplying the muscles of ma...
61
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Session 1 - Cervical Lymph Nodes and Neck Lumps
Main actions of the lymphatic system,
Most common regions of the body w...,
Most common cause of enlarged lym...
43
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Session 1: Diagram of General Organisation and Lymph Nodes/Lumps
18
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Session 2: Major Blood Vessels of the Head & Neck
Main arteries of the neck,
Explain the route of these arteri...,
What branches does the common car...
60
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Session 2: Osteology and Radiographic Appearance of the Skull
What can the cranium be broadly d...,
Broadly explain the neurocranium,
Origin of the calvaria
43
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Session 2: Diagrams
44
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Session 3: Diagrams
24
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Session 3: Meningeal Layers, Dural Folds and Dural Venous Sinuses
State the three membranous layers...,
Briefly explain the pia mater,
Briefly explain the arachnoid mater
35
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Session 3: Basics of the Central Nervous System
Functions of the midbrain mesence...,
Functions of pons,
Functions of the medulla
17
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Session 3: Self-Study
A surgeon makes an incision throu...,
Following a non penetrating injur...,
Following some head injuries invo...
8
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Session 4: Cranial Nerves I-VI - Origin, Route and Function
Where do the cranial nerves arise...,
What type of cranial nerves are t...,
Give some functions of the brainstem
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Session 4: Diagrams
16
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Session 4: Group Work
I am not a true cranial nerve but...,
I carry an extension of the menin...,
I arise from the dorsal aspect of...
17
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Session 5: Development of the Head & Neck 1
In which week does the developmen...,
What begins growing in the 4th we...,
Where do the pharyngeal arches form
55
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Session 5: Cranial Nerves VII-XII - Origin, Route and Function
Nerves arising from pons,
What is cn vii,
Route of the facial nerve
59
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Session 6: Autonomic Innervation
General target tissues of the aut...,
Where does the parasympathetic ne...,
Where does the sympathetic nere f...
49
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Session 6: Group Work
What clinical signs are visible i...,
What is this collection of signs ...,
Explain how these signs arise
16
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Session 7: Functional Anatomy and Disorders of the Ear
Three parts of the ear,
Common symptoms and signs of ear ...,
What are the parts of the externa...
78
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Session 7: Applied Anatomy of the Nose, Nasal Cavity and Paranasal Sinuses
Functions of nose and nasal cavity,
What can the nose be divided into,
What are the two parts of the ext...
65
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Session 7: Group Work
Comparing the two tympanic membra...,
What causes this condition and wh...,
Would the hearing loss of otitis ...
13
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Session 7: Diagrams
16
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Session 8: Oral Cavity, Tongue & Pharynx
Lateral walls of the oral cavity,
Roof of the oral cavity,
Floor of the oral cavity
70
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Session 8: Group Work
What physical features of the nas...,
Which sinus is the most commonly ...,
Why might a patient with maxillar...
9
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Session 8: Integrated Case Studies
The image below is a coronal sect...,
What muscle s is affected to acco...,
Facial nerve palsywhat muscle s i...
24
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Session 8: Diagrams
17
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Session 9: Functional Anatomy of the Orbit and Eye
Main arterial supply of the eye a...,
Main venous drainage of the eye a...,
What do the ophthalmic veins drai...
105
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Session 9: Extra-ocular Eye Muscles, Action and Diplopia
There are a total of six muscles ...,
What is conjugate gaze,
What happens if the visual axes i...
28
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Session 9: Group Work
Which bones and therefore walls o...,
Why are the bones that you listed...,
What structure of the lacrimal ap...
14
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Session 9: Self-Study
Outline the process by which aqeu...,
Why is it not possible to lose a ...,
What is papillooedema and how is ...
17
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Session 9: Diagrams
14
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Session 10: Anatomy and Disorders of the Larynx
Where can the larynx be found,
Functions of the larynx,
What are the subdivisions of the ...
68
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Session 10: Group Work
What is epiglottitis,
What is the mostly likely causati...,
14
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Session 10: Diagrams
18
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Session 11: Anatomy of the Thyroid Gland & Head and Neck Cancers
Vertebral location of the thyroid...,
Explain the anatomical position o...,
During development where does the...
43
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Session 11: Cervical Plexus
Where can the cervical plexus be ...,
What is the cervical plexus made ...,
Main motor branches of the cervic...
24
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Session 11: Embryology II - Development of the Midline Structures
Where can the pituitary be found,
What does the pituitary gland con...,
Tissue type of anterior lobe
16
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Session 11: Self-Study
How do we test the function of th...,
What is the first line imaging ch...,
Where are the parathyroid glands ...
20
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